Edson Silva-Carvalho Lopes v. Alberto Gonzales, Attorney General

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• holding that an affidavit containing a “bare claim of non-receipt,” considered together ivith other relevant facts not considered by the BIA, warranted remand
• holding that the BIA should have considered a variety of factors in determining the credibility of an affidavit alleging non-receipt
• holding that an affidavit containing a “bare claim of non-receipt,” together with other relevant facts not considered by the BIA, warranted remand
• concluding that alien can prove lack of receipt through affidavit and other circumstantial evidence
• noting that promptly notifying the INS of a change of address may indicate “at least arguably” that the alien “is not an absconder”
• noting that promptly notifying the INS of a change of address may indicate \at least arguably\ that the alien \is not an absconder\

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